The creators & # 39; Ant-Man & # 39; Quantum Realm Tip Could Be "Avengers: Infinity War" Reset button

(Warning! "Avengers: Infinity War" and "Spoilers Ant-Man and the Wasp" below!)

From the fatal finger of Thanos in "Avengers: Infinity War", Marvel fans have asked how the Franchise will bring back all the "dead heroes" who are contractually obliged to appear in future movies.

Now, after the premiere of "Ant-Man and the Wasp," the 20th film in the Marvel film universe, we're like, "What flow … capacitor?"

The dominant rumor (ostensibly supported by whole photos ) suggests that the Avengers will inspire "Back to the Future" and will embark on travel in "Avengers 4," the next sequel to "Infinity War" whose title has not been made public yet. It has been speculated that our heroes could even revisit some emblematic moments of the Avengers.

"Ant-Man and the Wasp" supports this theory – as do the creators of the film.

"Ant-Man and the Wasp" focuses heavily on Scott Lang's Ant-Man (Paul Rudd), Hope van Dyne's Wasp (Evangeline Lilly) and Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) as they attempt to save the original Wasp, Janet van Dyne (Michelle Pfeiffer) – who is Hope's mother and Hank's wife – of the Quantum Kingdom. It's the psychedelic alternative dimension that you can only access in subatomic (as seen in the first "Ant-Man") or using magic (as seen in "Doctor Strange").

Throughout the new episode of Marvel, the film drops various clues about the potential of time travel. For example, characters talk about time and space working differently in the quantum domain. There is even a mention of trying to avoid a "time vortex".

In an interview with HuffPost before the release of the film, director Peyton Reed offered further reflections on the theme of time travel.

about the first episode "Ant-Man" in 2015. At the time, I asked him about the theory of the fans that Ant-Man was already present in different movies "Avengers" ( he was so small that we could not see him). Reed said that he liked the theory, but he wondered if the "timeline works".

Now, however, Reed says that Ant-Man may well have been in the scenes of the past "Avengers"

that we set up in the first film and this one, I will exclude not the possibility because, again, we are dealing with a temporal vortex. It could happen, "he said." [Ant-Man] could be anywhere. There could be different probabilities. There could be different versions of each MCU movie. We are the 20th MCU film. Maybe there is a universe where there are 200 MCU movies. They are all different versions. It's the beauty of the Quantum Kingdom. It's dramatically fertile and flexible. "

Dr. Spiros Michalakis, a quantum physicist and scientific consultant on" Ant-Man and the Wasp ", is behind the Quantum Realm of the MCU Michalakis told HuffPost that he had been brought A week before the first "Ant-Man" began shooting, the filmmakers were thinking of basing the film's miniature actions in a place called Microverse, a subatomic world familiar to Marvel's comics fans.

"I'm like, 'Wait a minute, it should be the Quantum Kingdom,'" he said, "and they're like, 'Quantum Realm?' Great. We will call it the Quantum Kingdom. And from there, he took his own life. "

Michalakis confirmed that through the Quantum Kingdom everything is possible, including time travel and access to the world. other dimensions

. Oh, yes, all that, of course, "he says." There is no notion of time yet … Things do not exist there, so you explore different states, different dimensions, and you can not even tell what is the time, which is the space. Of course, you can come and go in time. Potentially, time is not a singular dimension. It is, in itself, potentially an entire universe of dimensions included in it. It's just a label. "

" [The] Quantum Realm is potentially infinite, "said Reed." We had to distil it up to the amount of Quantum Realm we wanted to show in the body of this film, and how dramatically this film could contain, because from the beginning I had this warrant that [the movie has] was to be under two hours. Because it's a comedy, and it moves fast. "

Even distilled, the Quantum Kingdom can be very interesting, with its psychedelic visuals and its tardigrades and its boundless old attractions.Even Hank Pym seems to be submerged by the place.Then there is the concept of Quantum entanglement, which allowed Janet van Dyne to secretly plant a message in the head of Ant-Man in the first film.Now, because of entanglement, Scott and Janet are connected to through space and time.

"[Quantum entanglement] is the fabric that weaves together space and time, so they can be two very distant particles, but when you go" If you have any Problems with this subatomic world, an easy way to conceptualize is to think, in the words of Michalakis, as "the source code". for the reality. "

" It's the place where things have not crystallized yet. Space and time, things are not well defined. They are more probabilistic. There is a cloud of possibilities, and that is actually what happens. It's really advanced quantum physics right now, "said Michalakis." It's a bit like what's hiding under the hood of reality. "

Thanks to Reed's explanations and Michalakis, it's easy to see how the Quantum Kingdom could serve as an "Infinity War" reset button.In theory, everything that has happened in the MCU up to now could be canceled, because in the quantum realm, the rules of reality are made to be broken.

"The farther you go," says Michalakis, "and physics – the lines are almost blurred, so you start to wonder, & # 39; Are the laws of physics just a filter of infinite possibilities? & # 39; "

In fact, Michalakis believes if Ant-Man and Wasp had been in" Infinity War, "they would have destroyed Mr. Clean's monstrous big evil, Thanos (Josh Brolin).

"There's even an interview where Evangeline Lilly was like, 'The Wasp could have easily stolen in his ear and hit [Thanos’] the brain and everything would be fine,' and I applaud that" said Michalakis.

That we ended up seeing the flat Ant-Man Thanos a bondage of venge so frosty that his former employer Baskin-Robbins blush, we know for a fact that the Quantum Kingdom will play a bi "I know that [for] Marvel , starting with "Ant-Man" and somehow continuing with "Doctor Strange" and this film, exploring this kind of subatomic psychedelic side of Marvel's comic book is definitely a priority, "said Reed. "Because it's so ripe with the possibility in terms of what it can be visually and by scenario."

But that was all he shared before he was warning "Marvel snipers" who were trying to stop the spoilers.